July was a very hot month in Hongkong so going to Hongkong Disneyland was quite a Challenge not just for the visitors but also for the performers. We came at 8 in the morning planning to stay until the final show in the evening but decide to return earlier because many of the performance was canceled. The line was long but its normal for an amusement park. We had fun at the rides. The food are good.

Well this world class iconic theme park doesn’t need much explaining from me. Went there on the 12 October 2023 with my friends (two of them from the UK). It was a sunny Thursday without too many people. Each location had less than 30 mins queue. Another warming and nostalgic experience from my childhood. The wicked live show was a bit lengthened although generally still good. The frozen world was not available then but look forward to with kids. Advice, avoid royal banquet hall during lunch hour as most common restaurants were fully packed until after 3pm, unsurprisingly. Would still recommended for those looking for some leisure time with family and friends, ideally weekends instead of weekends due to crowds.

A big fan of fhe Disney parks in Florida, Paris and Japan, but I was a bit hesitant to spend a day here after a waste of a day in Shanghai (huge queues, no queuing etiquette etc...), but I was very pleasantly surprised. Started the day off in torrential rain, but made it onto Space Mountain, Grizzly Gulch train and RC racer within the first 40 mins, and then the rain amazingly stopped! Low queues all day, for rides and food, and finished the day watching Momentous- which is brilliant! The park opens at 10.30am but we got in at 10.15am to walk down Main Street, so get there early so you can make a bee line for your favorite ride. Don't leave your shopping to the end of the day- the shops on Main St were mental as I passed through on my way out!

Overall I had an absolute blast that day. Plenty of things to do and I managed to do everyone I wanted (plus a couple extra runs at the rides I really enjoyed). The digital map on the app was thought through well and allowed me to see all the wait times for each attraction - extremely helpful. All the rides/experiences were categorised and logically placed in groups together at the park. Not really mentioned much here, but I can't discount the availability of strong free WiFi throughout the park. It was incredibly useful for visitors without local data on their smartphones to communicate with their friends, family, and to utilise the Hong Kong Disneyland app. The evening firework display was OK. The fireworks never really launched very high, and its obvious that Disneyland tried to compensate through water features and fancy light shows on the castle throughout the display. The main downside would be the lack of really adrenaline rushing rides. The closest we got was probably space mountain, or the grizzly bear mountain runaway mine cars which were moderate at best. However, there were plenty of age appropraite rides for young children which is the most important.

Hong Kong Disneyland is a theme park located on reclaimed land in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It is the first Disneyland in China. The park offers a variety of fun activities, rides, adventure games, drama, and attractive views. With the mountains as its backdrop, shorter lines, and hospitable Hong Kong residents, it is a great way to spend a day in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is owned and managed by Hong Kong International Theme Parks. The park is situated on Lantau Island, Hong Kong, and can be contacted at +852 3550 3388. Hong Kong Disneyland is an excellent place to visit, especially for families with kids. It offers a magical experience and is sure to create lasting memories.

I love the Disneyland in Hong Kong. It is small, but it has something for everyone. There were some good photo spots too. We enjoyed the Halloween parade. The Momentus was impressive. The fireworks and lights were spectacular. Our family had a great time at the park.

Fun if you're not looking for extreme rides. They had the same rides from 5 years ago but it was still fun since I was with different people. Most lines were fast but in the late afternoon the lines became extremely long so best come early. saw some Disney characters but was not able to take pictures with them since we needed a reservation, not sure how or where to do it since the staff was not able to elaborate. Fireworks show was really nice too.

Not only children but adults and seniors are also amazed and fascinated by the Disney extravaganza!! It is impossible to see the whole area within one or two days. Best is to visit those places which are dear to you and leave the rest for another time. Shows, parades, attractions, rides, concerts, interactive dealings, gifts, facilities etc etc are all spectacular and well coordinated to give you an ethereal experience.!! Makes you wish you are a child again!!💖💖

This was my second time to Lantau Island. I took the cable car. THE WAIT to buy tickets was not bad. The journey was good. Beware of the steps to see Buddha. If you have heart problems then you should drive . The stairs are beautiful but can impact your heart. I suggest that you pause after every few steps.

I recently visit and while this is supposed to be the happiest place on earth, it fell short due to the staff. The place itself is nice and small and they had the Christmas lights out which all looked fab. But it was let down by a majority of their cast members. They were just miserable, not friendly at all. I get that HK climate is hot and it is not all that great to be working in the humidity and heat, so the folks working outside cannot be all happy all the time, but the cast mates in the air-con shops are just as miserable. I went into one particular store, and spent a large sum of money and the cash register couldn't wait to serve the next customer and it was obvious. I wasn't being demanding or rude, just wanted to purchase my items and even this short interaction she couldn't wait to get rid of me. We went to see the Lion King show and that was fantastic, the cast members in the show were all smiles and enegetic and it can't help but bring a smile to your face. I would highly recommend it. The map is now all app-based, which I didn't know and it was never mentioned upon entry, which would of been nice if it had. But the app is useful once you know about it/download it. The food in Disneyland wasn't as expensive as I thought it would be if I am honest, but the hotel at the hotel is a different story in another review :) We were disappointed when the Mickey show was cancelled last minute after we had sat down and they sang the intro song - they just out of the blue said it was cancelled and asked us to leave....after waiting for some time as well. We were offered fast track tickets to some rides, which for us were useless as we'd already been on the Winnie the Pooh ride and the other rides included in the ticket were not suitable for all of our group. We only stayed for around 4 to 5 hours and didn't know about most of the new stuff until we left. We would probably go back if we had time and a desire in the future, but the general miserable cast mates will probably be the same. The entrance fee is very expensive for what it is though. Nearly £70 for adults.